Dive into a captivating blend of art, terror, and storytelling with an array of thrilling events in Mexico City. **”Infierno”** invites you to the historic Teatro Enrique Lizalde, where Rafael Perrín showcases pure fear in a production that blurs the lines between reality and fiction. Complementing this chilling experience is **”El Sótano,”** where Ana Müler unravels unsettling secrets within an old building, adapted from Koji Suzuki, paired with thought-provoking exhibitions at Munal and MPBA. The exhibitions explore clairvoyance, spiritism, and the legacy of muralism, featuring over 200 artworks.

Amidst this artistic tapestry, **”Se fue la luz en el pueblo”** by Luis Ceceña unfolds a comical narrative about a small town facing unexpected revelations during a Christmas blackout, with humor highlighting community insecurities.

For laughter and nostalgia, bask in **”Risas de a metro